The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... head with vows , but you shine out more charming by far , and come forth the public care of our youth . It is of advantage to you to deceive the buried ashes of your mother , and the silent constellations of the night , together with ...
... head with vows , but you shine out more charming by far , and come forth the public care of our youth . It is of advantage to you to deceive the buried ashes of your mother , and the silent constellations of the night , together with ...
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... head , and a pestilential steam and an infectious poison issue from his triple . tongued mouth . Moreover , Ixion and Tityus smiled with a reluctant aspect : while you soothe the daughters of Danaus with your delightful harmony , their ...
... head , and a pestilential steam and an infectious poison issue from his triple . tongued mouth . Moreover , Ixion and Tityus smiled with a reluctant aspect : while you soothe the daughters of Danaus with your delightful harmony , their ...
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... head , and spread a variety of plumage over limbs [ of different animals ] taken from every part [ of nature ] , so that what is a beautiful woman in the upper part termin- ates unsightly in an ugly fish below ; could you , my friends ...
... head , and spread a variety of plumage over limbs [ of different animals ] taken from every part [ of nature ] , so that what is a beautiful woman in the upper part termin- ates unsightly in an ugly fish below ; could you , my friends ...
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